Under the Microscope With Scintica

Join us on our first episode of the Scintica Morning Coffee Chat. This series is dedicated to discussing the use cases and benefits of different imaging modality and exploring how they can be combined symbiotically in your workflow. On this exciting episode, two Scintica Product Managers, Dr. Sadi Loai and Dr. Jade Marrow, will venture into the world of multimodal imaging. Sadi and Jade will addre...

In this episode, we explore whether a reductionist approach in cancer research is a limitation—or an opportunity. Bioprinting is emerging as a transformative technology that enables the creation of complex 3D tumor models, allowing researchers to study cancer in ways that better reflect human physiology. We discuss how bioprinting addresses the shortcomings of traditional 2D cultures and animal mo...

On this episode, we are featuring Mr. Terry Jordan. Terry is going to tell us a wonderful story filled with a roller coaster of emotions, ups and downs about his life, his journey through battling cancer - being an Iran-Iraq war veteran, and talking about his journey into making music. Listen to Terry's music here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1BBW38x8aYMr9XnPRXzFaG?si=_ip54dSTTfW8_Idpn6u51A Li...

Welcome to another episode of Under the Microscope with Scintica. On this episode, Tyler talked with Dr. Dhanvantari about her journey in science, learned about her personal life and her current/past projects in the fields of diabetic and cardiac research . She is also involved in the diversity and inclusion group of the world molecular imaging society Dr. Savita Dhanvantari received a B.Sc . in Z...

Welcome to another episode of Under the Microscope with Scintica. On this episode, we have two special guests, Dr. Ben Rush & Dr. Jevin Lortie. Dr. Jevin Lortie is currently conducting post-doctoral research at the University of Wisconsin - Madison in the Nutritional Sciences Department. He grew up in the Chicago, Illinois area. He was first introduced to science by experimenting with cooking...

Welcome to the final part of the Under the Microscope series with Dr. James Trosko! Dr. James Trosko received his Ph. D. in radiation genetics. Later, Dr. Trosko did a postdoctoral fellowship at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (1963-66) under Drs. Ernest Chu, Sheldon Wolf, and Richard B. Setlow in DNA damage/repair and in vitro mutagenesis. He issued the first paper showing that normal human cells c...

Welcome to part 3 of the Under the Microscope series with Dr. James Trosko! Dr. James Trosko received his Ph. D. in radiation genetics. Later, Dr. Trosko did a postdoctoral fellowship at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (1963-66) under Drs. Ernest Chu, Sheldon Wolf, and Richard B. Setlow in DNA damage/repair and in vitro mutagenesis. He issued the first paper showing that normal human cells could rep...

Welcome to part 2 of the Under the Microscope with Dr. James Trosko. Dr. James Trosko received his Ph. D. in radiation genetics. Later, Dr. Trosko did a postdoctoral fellowship at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (1963-66) under Drs. Ernest Chu, Sheldon Wolf, and Richard B. Setlow in DNA damage/repair and in vitro mutagenesis. He issued the first paper showing that normal human cells could repair the...

Welcome to part 1 of the Under the Microscope with Dr. James Trosko. Dr. James Trosko received his Ph. D. in radiation genetics. Later, Dr. Trosko did a postdoctoral fellowship at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (1963-66) under Drs. Ernest Chu, Sheldon Wolf, and Richard B. Setlow in DNA damage/repair and in vitro mutagenesis. He issued the first paper showing that normal human cells could repair the...

Dr. Anand Narayanan has an interdisciplinary background in engineering, biology, and physiology, with specialized training in cardiovascular sciences, in lymphatics while at Texas A&M University and in heart and blood vascular adaptations now at Florida State University, having also studied cardiovascular-coupled organ system adaptations including cerebral, musculoskeletal, and gastrointestinal ph...

Dr. Young's current research area is the neurobiology and biophysics of sensory systems, and particularly audition, in reptiles. Audition in this group is remarkably diverse, including pressure-coupled tympani in some taxa; tympanic and non-tympanic ears; elaborate stapedial dampening systems; separate low-frequency and high-frequency auditory pathways; as well as integration with pressure and/or...

Kristine Deleon – Pennell, PhD Dr. DeLeon-Pennell was trained in cardiovascular sciences at Baylor University, University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, and the University of Mississippi Medical Center. She has >10 years’ experience with all aspects of the inflammatory and fibrotic components of cardiac remodeling following myocardial infarction (MI). In particular, she has extensive...